GROK · CLAUDE · CHATGPT · FREEV1.0.0 · UPDATED 2026-10-17
Daily Planner
Turns a brain dump into 3 must-dos with 2-minute first steps and a time-blocked day; unfinished items roll over. Use when the user wants to plan a day, or split chores and errands.
For: Anyone whose to-do list is longer than their day, especially people with ADHD or anyone who struggles to get started. Households sharing chores and errands too.
Exact UI labels vary by platform and plan. Keep SKILL.md as the source of truth.
- Price
- Free
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Updated
- 2026-10-17
- Platform
- Grok · Claude · ChatGPT
- Setup
- about 2 minutes
What it does
- Fixed first: meetings and appointments go in before anything else
- Today's 3: at most 3 must-dos, each with a 2-minute first step
- Honest capacity: fills about 75% of free time and moves the rest to Rolls over
- Rollover: carries unfinished items in and asks about anything stuck for 3 days
- Household mode: splits chores between named people and batches errands into one trip
What it won't do
- Read or change your calendar, reminders or email
- Invent tasks, addresses, travel times or routes
- Give medical advice or set health targets
Connectors
- No connectors required
None required. Works from what you type. For a calendar and inbox briefing, use Morning Brief.
Install steps
Grok Bot: add
platforms/grok/SKILL.mdas a skill.Claude: zip
platforms/claude/daily-planner/and upload it as a custom skill in Settings, or copy it to~/.claude/skills/for Claude Code.ChatGPT: zip
platforms/chatgpt/daily-planner/, then Plugins > Skills > Create > Upload from your computer.ChatGPT fallback: if your account doesn't show Skills yet, paste the body of
SKILL.md(everything after the second---) into a Project's instructions instead.Connectors: None required. Works from what you type. For a calendar and inbox briefing, use Morning Brief.
First prompt to try:
Plan my day, 9 to 5. Brain dump: finish slides for Tuesday, call the bank, gym, reply to Mia, groceries, book dentist, tidy desk, start tax stuff.
Full guide: Install a pack.
Quick answers
- Who it is for
- Anyone whose to-do list is longer than their day, especially people with ADHD or anyone who struggles to get started. Households sharing chores and errands too.
- What it does
- Turn a messy brain dump into 3 must-dos with 2-minute first steps and a realistic, time-blocked day.
Install on Grok / Claude / ChatGPT
- Grok Bot: add
platforms/grok/SKILL.mdas a skill. - Claude: zip
platforms/claude/daily-planner/and upload it as a custom skill in Settings, or copy it to~/.claude/skills/for Claude Code. - ChatGPT: zip
platforms/chatgpt/daily-planner/, then Plugins > Skills > Create > Upload from your computer. - ChatGPT fallback: if your account doesn't show Skills yet, paste the body of
SKILL.md(everything after the second---) into a Project's instructions instead. - Connectors: None required. Works from what you type. For a calendar and inbox briefing, use Morning Brief.
FAQ
- Is Daily Planner free?
- Yes. Daily Planner is a free Bot Packs skill for Grok Bot, Claude and ChatGPT. Bot Packs is unofficial and not affiliated with xAI, Anthropic or OpenAI.
- Is it ADHD-friendly?
- It is designed that way: at most 3 must-do tasks, a 2-minute first step for each, about 25% of free time left empty, and unfinished items roll over without guilt. It is not a medical tool.
- Does it read my calendar?
- No. It plans from what you type or paste. For a calendar and inbox briefing, use the separate Morning Brief pack.
- Can it split chores between people?
- Yes, in household mode. It splits chores between the people you name, shows minutes per person, and batches errands into one trip using only places you give it. It never invents addresses or travel times.
- What happens to tasks I don't finish?
- Paste yesterday's unfinished list next time and they roll over into the new plan. If one rolls over 3 or more times, it asks whether to shrink, schedule, delegate or drop it.
Changelog
- v1.0.0
- First public release (free), for Grok Bot, Claude, ChatGPT.
- Decision rules added from test findings (see TESTS.md in the source repo).